New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-29
HARRY RUSSELL'S ESOAPADE.
: upsErr1Na The PUBLIC BY A RUNAWAY.
aAnnrsox DOING ZINE WORK IN TIN SADDLE AT
sHeEPsHEAD BAY.

Op0ETTIN0 THE ~ blu bI nVNA"AA'
aAnn1sox DOING ZINE WORK IN TIN SADDLE AT
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
And Il came to pass on certain day that Harry.
sSos. surname 10 Russell, entered into conspiracy
h beast Of the field called Bureh, 70 sur
,.r,so and confound all the people. Harry said unto
8urch: II have been nearing the summit OF my all
hftten To- days. and the multitude nave come
"a believe In me- They think the hour has arrived for
ma "a dist, guish the coors wear But they deceive
tbemseves They are troubled with shortsightedness
ana shall make them suffer" 30, when Harry grew
Aear In the market and all tho hungry people scrambled
among themselves TO purchase sample OF nin' nc
oantrod before that they might feast tncr eyes
and be tempted get more from divers persons VINO
Asd him to sell And when he saw from tho corner OF
his wicked eye that they had gorged themselves, he
closed his iron Jaw upon the bit within his mouth and
ran far and fuIiously. The driving Of Jehu was not
moro 6erce than the riding OF the stalwar sta bic man
who sat upon Harry's back For full nve minutes 'ho
beast ran and all tho multitude looked ana wondcreu
asking themselves silly questions to which no one coma
make answer When the moment arrived for Harry 70
.r.r at place called Post he was scarcely able to
oreep along All the people, when their bulgng eyes
Jaw this total wreck FASTENED to the marketpiacc ana
Arid Burch" Burch," with such efusion that the
merchants were afrighted So the price OF Burch grew
very dear in their eyes, and Harry surnamed RUSSELL
became 30 cheap that Baxters might have bought him.
arch conspraor Harry obliged to pull himself to-
eeter and make show of doing great deeds But he did
them not, aud all the people were sad
In other words Harry Russell ran away In ais prenm
nary at sheepshcad yesterday going nearly two miles,
thereby giving the first race to Burch The TWO were
sepg even in the books at to 8, but when the run
away went to the post bookmakers were laying and
to against him. The horse has been pee uiaiy unioru
nate likewise his faithful backers)
tri6ng lot of two year olds came together IN the
second race My Own she liked in slow time
1I6 H.
In stuyvesant Captain Sam " Brown has one OF the
fastest sprnters in training The colt got on none 100
we'll in the third race he made an exhibition OF his
opponents before he got through with tnem carrying
1T pounds -four overweight he ran the mile III
Tao r. which is within threcquarters of second of
Connemara has developed into an unconssionn6,e
roene She will not try at all At the post she snlks
md fres by turns While in race she appears TO nave
Garrison rode one of the best of his life He did
by climbing between the colts ears ana nitng MN 70
and be landed Burch winner in the fast time OF
27 s4 within quarter OF second 81 dhe pec0 S0n
spicuous feature of the day was the snappers"
Mr. Wt1erss colts were not placed in either Of the
races in which they started Laggard could Could not run
and 1Ty TEa as css sys cen did
make his followers happy Godfrey was TOO late IN S CAVE
ing s% for an alter sr
full experience Monday should not have oee1 n
Yesterday The puDllc Was lncHneo W 'niih 4'A'
Ths Ssy was pleasant throughout the starts lr Cald.
s Ms the finishes exciting The attendance fair
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SEVEN
G. H. Kernaghan's b. &. Burcb, by Enquirer, Brocale;
N Sss. + T. R isnns R Fl
Odsn Bowie's b. 6. valeT.ine 2 q 'RAhery'
to n s.5ih sn to sas 5sp eesls
going and the odds changed thus Bureh 70 o.
Auction poos-Hsrry Russell $50. Burch se9 field 500
Ma,nals paid 81 80 NJ. preliminary ran away with big
strpppe sisSemsn Covering about mile
S:e y pus He S Cd T S
L. h% out en n Who w Ss
Harry ,rd E"; ss. T ns r and
T, By ay s hu.ss Jennie
SECOND RAcE-GREAT Two-YEAR-uLD SELLING SWEEP
STAKES $50 EACH. 81 600 ADDED. SIX FuRLoNGs
r. W. wadens oh. My Own. by Sensation Queens Own;
Es.1 ssssSi;: S Ssss Jsssas5
H. Il fa asr1s: ie t %as- f%cie
Dwyer Brothers Oh. c. Tampa % --..----"i'ians'
net,ins-rampa to 2 sly own 70 Anssn to Sum-
's p rns to Is Own @ s
DaS. was wdeawase and succeeded in getting his NOM;
S sle s s a hey 'sG the
with the fly but could never head her ana Sy %1a
Tanita ihrd Tampa caused delay minutes at the
but got on well when mi ING rs nag e his recent a at the
brooklyn course in which he LOST TOOTH
THIRD MISCELLANEOUS $50 EACH, $3.50 ADDED. ONE
MILE
s. ErOwn.h s;uyyesant by Glengarry Dublin Belle
W. jennings cS. m Maggie j. g. IS (Chsppe 9
" Ray c h. f hasasd rs Fizsck
W b. Jenn nSss br c. Frank ward 4. Craylor
DAVIS a. S en- Bess
Matock Brothers NJ Repss aged 49, zee ny
T Kings b AnsTchy sS io
Timo-isaOl2
sas sf.a Magic s S'a 10 An
archy ~ to Edsto to Broughion 10 Repea ~
Nellie Wso e to hse ssso1S $40 Frank Ward
els Maggie j. sls Boss $40. Bfough'on Sic. hed s4o
Adans Ecusatonic and whizgg were Withdrawn. The
horses the chute after breaking away ree times
horses being we'll punched between them Maggie ] dis
pu,ed with Bess fer three quarters OF mile Sepeita
the avorite his cad and he swept W
his horses as they were standing st AZ ne flfong posi-
few strides Garrison shook up his mount gently and 10
came away with line onrst OF sseh h, Fe Ty
who with rush at the hnisiL Iess quit al me
head o the stretch in the NOS; approved fashion Lagsf e
through the field.
FounTu RAcr-BEAcox STAKES TnREEYEaR-OLps.
500 EACH 81 $50 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS $40
w. Jenningss b. c. Dunboyne, DO Uncas Frey. 10 n
Appieby 4 C. 0nekc, Davis 2
oaswooi stables b. t. Ccnnemara (McLaaghinl
xppleby JohS.ons b. c. Bradford. lHaywardl
y. u. Witherss B. C. Fitzroy, l5 tzpa,rilcs( o
D. ""hers' D. s'r'P ime. ays 'Np"''''A'
10 !, Raveller 70 70 n,oo c. .,,o A..